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October 11, 2012
Sitting them all in front of needle-less
sewing machines
is enough to make anyone think they are
losing the plot?
They just did it, and did it,
and did it some more,
til it ran it’s course –
both knowing the score.
The sequel is rarely comparable
to it’s original runaway success.
The day’s first cuppa, so drinkable,
whilst the second, not as good, I confess.
When the first flush of romance is over
and a platonic friendship ensues,
it’s often more powerful and stronger,
as to each other, for life, they fuse.
In our midst there are many in trouble,
disguising their sorrow in various ways.
Against the backdrop of day to day living
lies a rawness that lost love betrays.
The hostility of gnashing fangs,
as on a thread, their romance hangs.
October 7, 2012
The smiling mackerel sky
is telling us that tomorrow
will be fine, and we should
rest easily in our bed, after
partaking of very fine wine.
A hard nut to crack,
he came across as brisk and cold,
but beneath his organised exterior,
lay a harrowing story untold.
One recalls
word for word
moments of tenderness
softly purred.
The trouble with shooting from the heart
is that the chambers only one way dart,
and once the roller coaster starts,
the exposed rawness, to all, one imparts.